4.1.02 – What is a Discrete Probability Distribution?
MyStatLab
Pearson
Asking for the discrete probability and the 2 conditions that determine probability distribution.
Asking for the discrete probability and the 2 conditions that determine probability distribution.
A scatterplot plots is shown with R-squared, intercept, CO2 with questions about meaning of R-squared, equation, meaing of slope, meaning of y-intercept.
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Gives the percent of adults that like Cashews and then asks exactly, at least, at most.
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They give you some x-values, and probabilities, and ask for the missing probabilities.
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Three scatterplots are given. Questions asked about the association, negative association, positive association, linear association, weak or moderately strong association.
An equation is given to predict sales based on price. Questions follow including explanatory variable, response variable, slope, y-intercept, making a prediction, residual.
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A large scatterplot and various stats are given with questions to follow about assumptions, conditions, the meaning of r2, and cases.
No scatterplot is given. R-squared, intercept, slope, and s are given and a series of questions is asked including the equation of the regression line, the meaning of intercept and slope, a prediction, more or less than predicted, and residual.
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A scatterplot is presented that shows attendance vs runs scored. Questions asked about correlation the association, and causation.
An equation is given with Flow vs Return and a series of questions asked such as, interpret the intercept and slope, the predicted fund flow, and the residual.
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